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Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
What do My Little Pony, Transformers, Battleship and G.I. Joe all have in common? They are all toys from Hasbro that all became major media entertainment properties under the leadership of CEO Brian Goldner, who died Tuesday of cancer. Goldner … Continue reading
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Tagged Because I can, cnn, distracted boyfriend, Fox News, Hasbro, my little pony, new york times, product integration, transformers
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Chapter 3 – The Changing Face of Media Ownership
It’s July of 2018 as I’m finishing up copy edits for the 7th edition of Mass Communication: Living in a Media World, and the question of who is going to own what in corporate media is somewhat of an open question. … Continue reading
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 3
Tagged 21st Century Fox, AT&T, book link, chapter 3, Comcast, Disney, media business, mergers
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Chapter 11 – Burger King’s award-winning Google Home of the Whopper
Burger King – Google Home of the Whopper (Case Study) from Casal + Peña on Vimeo.
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 11
Tagged book link, cutting through the clutter, Google, smart speakers
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Ch. 7 – Brian Ibbott’s Podcasting Empire
Colorado podcaster (and friend of the book) Brian Ibbott has been posting audio shows online since 2004. He now has a whole host of programs he jokingly refers to as his “podcasting empire.” Here are links to all of them: … Continue reading
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Tagged book link, brian ibbott, coverville, podcasting
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Ch. 6 – Categorizing news sources
Patent attorney Vanessa Otero has created a chart that categorizes news outlets by political bias and overall quality. You can see the chart here. Version 4 of chart You can create your own version of the chart using this link. … Continue reading
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 6
Tagged book link, media bias chart
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Chapter 5 Link – Short Story ‘Cat Person’ from The New Yorker
The short story ‘Cat Person’ by Kristen Roupenian became the second most read article of the year in The New Yorker for 2017. You can read or listen to it here: Cat Person, by Kristen Roupenian Cat Person, read by … Continue reading
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Tagged Cat Person, chapter link, The New Yorker
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Link Ch. 15 – Dangers of reporting from Syria
With the war raging in Syria, it’s a very dangerous place for reporters trying to cover the fighting. Here are several articles on the subject: Journalism in Syria, impossible job? – Reporters Without Borders Islamic State claims it executed American … Continue reading
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Tagged global media, syria, war coverage
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Link Ch. 13 – PATRIOT Act Readings
Here’s a bit more depth on a couple of PATRIOT Act implications: Wired – Few Companies Fight PATRIOT Act Gag Orders, FBI Admits Center for Democracy and Technology – Issue brief: Bulk collection of records under Section 215 of the PATRIOT … Continue reading
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 13
Tagged 9/11, media law, PATRIOT Act
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Link Ch. 13 – Who Owns Your Social Media Content?
You might be surprised if you haven’t read your endless Terms of Service (TOS). PBS Media Shift – Who really owns your photos in social media (Updated 2013 Edition) As is so often the case, it depends… Social Media Explorer … Continue reading
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Tagged media law, social media
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Link Ch. 13 – Libel, Privacy & Social Media
Several readings on (you guessed it!) libel, privacy and social media: Common Law Invasion of Privacy Claims in Social Media Adrean S. Taylor (Wasscom.com) Good review of what is and isn’t invasion of privacy based on social media content. Courtney … Continue reading
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Tagged invasion of privacy, libel, media law
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